Get Involved

GET INVOLVED

Volunteer

OWL360 relies on the skills and talents of volunteers of all ages!! Youth, young adults, mid-lifers, and elders are welcome to apply - especially those who have a background working with young people (or young!). We value the intergenerational exchange in the coffeehouse and within the organization and recognize that each person at any age or stage of their life has something to offer.

We are in the early phases of onboarding volunteers. Please fill out the Volunteer Form to start the process and contact Zhaleh if you have questions or ideas about how you would like to volunteer.

We value your time and are committed to upholding a welcoming, inclusive, and healthy space for youth and young adults in Jefferson County. Thank you for your interest, patience, and enthusiasm as we create clear pathways of engagement for your gifts to support a vision of young people being well supported in our community!

In the meantime, please be sure to follow us on Facebook & Instagram. Come by The Nest Coffeehouse during open hours to build relationships and enjoy the space. See you there!!

COFFEE COMPANIONs

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Coffee Companions are an important part of The Nest and OWL360. They are cross trained in advocacy and resources for young people alongside making great coffee and drinks for patrons of all ages. If you are interested in becoming a coffee companion, click below to Apply Now! You are also welcome to bring a resume to The Nest. Thank you for your interest in joining the team and making a difference!

Contact Hannah , Coffeehouse Manager, with any questions.

PEER ALLIES

Our peer allies and outreach team are responsible for connecting with youth and young adults in Jefferson County and supporting their self empowerment while advocating for the basic rights. This can look like support to develop skills that lead to sustainable independence. Our approach is guided by a foundation of compassion and hope. Our peer allies (and staff) have training in deep listening, mental health first aid, and resource navigation, among other skills.

Peer allies work directly with youth and young adults to provide support and assistance. Support may include, but is not limited to, education, employment, housing, medical care, mental health, basic needs, supportive services and beyond. Sometimes, it's as simple as being a listening ear and supporting a next step.

Peer allies are guided by the voice of the person being supported – walking alongside them as they define their journey.

Contact us to learn more about becoming a peer ally.